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This young cyclist thought the 3663 lorry was waiting in the queue for the lights. I told her it was illegally stopped. She moved out crossing the centre line only seconds before a southbound bus !
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This young cyclist thought the 3663 lorry was waiting in the queue for the lights. I told her it was illegally stopped. She moved out crossing the centre line only seconds before a southbound bus !
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The driver of this 3663 delivery lorry says he stops here to (illegally) unload every week and get a ticket
3 metres
Large central white line very effectively encourages people not to overtake unsafely, and will discourage delivery drivers from causing queues.
11 metres
Buses turning out of Downing Street need a lot of room. If a left filter lane could be added here the bus turns would have to begin further back. I'm not sure how many exit lanes from Downing Street are proposed.
16 metres
This vehicle Y768 SGV, left unattended for several minutes but seemingly making a 'quick delivery' caused much congestion as buses and other vehicles could not pass.
18 metres
Could a left filter lane for cyclists be added here, when this junction is finished for the Grand Arcade project? The width of the ASL is 3.7m, and of the other side of the road 3.8m - a total width of 7.5m. The gap in Downing Street of ... [more]
19 metres
Advanced stop line for cyclists not re-instated at St Andrew's Street/Downing Street corner
20 metres
Start of the Cycle Parking Survey along St Andrews and Regent Streets. cycle parking
21 metres
At 09:00 illegal unloading (which is also a breach of planning consent) causes serious problems fr the hundreds of cyclists using this route.
21 metres
Vehicle J835EHD, of Sheppard's Removals & Storage, parked illegally and totally inconsiderately in the cycle lane, creating much danger, just before 10am on 14th November 2006. Note the cyclist about to face an oncoming bus, and the bloc ... [more]
22 metres
Revolution are at it again. Staff think it is funny when someone complains at the illegal, dangerous and obstructive unloading
23 metres
Illegal use of cycle lane and pavement by van during construction of the Revolution pub / bar.
23 metres
Driver of Brandon Tool Hire vehicle VU55 WPL deciding that his needs are more important than the legal ability of cycles and walkers to use their space. Enforcement is needed here, right under a CCTV camera no less.
24 metres
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